Book, Chapter

 1       2, III |         great solicitude, “not to commit fornication; but above all
 2       2, IV  |       want. Yet I had a desire to commit robbery, and did so, compelled
 3       2, V   |          be revenged. Would a man commit murder without a motive,
 4       2, VII |      whatsoever of evil I did not commit - for what might I not have
 5       2, VII |         thy providence, I did not commit. What man is there who,
 6       3, VIII|        even if all nations should commit them, they would all be
 7       3, VIII|       punish these sins which men commit against themselves because,
 8       4, II  |         after such idle fictions, commit fornication against thee,
 9       4, XI  |     habitation in him. O my soul, commit whatsoever you have to him.
10       4, XI  |         becoming tired of deceit. Commit to truth whatever you have
11       5, XIV |    philosophers. But I refused to commit the cure of my fainting
12       6, X   |      unrighteous mammon, who will commit to your trust the true riches?
13       7, X   |         option, whether he should commit adultery, if he has the
14      12, XIX | wickedness; let him not kill, nor commit adultery, nor steal, nor